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I personally really like my name; I've met only one other Lucille in my life, so a child with that name would really be ensured of an unique and uncommon name. At least in my country. :)

It's not outdated, but it's got an old-fashioned vibe to it, too. A lot of Americans will probably still associated it to Lucille Ball, but I'm sure that association will eventually fade, as the show is already so old. I think it's a very beautiful name, and a nice alternative to plain Lucy (which, though, is also a great name IMO). I think it macthes the sib names Amelica and Caroline *perfectly*.

I love Lucy, But I can't really stand Lucille.
I think it's a timeless classic more than an oldfashioned name.
I don't think it's ugly or bad, I just don't like it myself.

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"It's orange Ellen, orange! That's why they call it the red planet!!!" -Lakota

Lucille is really nice.

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I think of Lucille Ball, who is the quintessential funnywoman for me; she was queen of her game. And with Luci as a possible nickname, it can't possibly sound too old today. :)

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I much prefer Lucille to either Amelia or Caroline, so I'm fine with how the three of them sound. I like the fact that they all include L sounds--it's a subtle way of tying them together.

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Array (also loves Lucinda, Lucetta, Lucette, Lucienne, Lucia [loo-CHEE-ah only, please], Lucen, etc.)

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Mick Jagger is older than:
1. Velcro
2. Cake mix
3. Israel

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A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.

It's fine.
Too old-fashioned.
Good. Ugly.
Not so much with Caroline, but it's fine with Amelia.
Yes.

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'Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity.' -- 1 Timothy 4:12

I prefer just Lucy, but I think Lucille goes well with Caroline but not Amelia. :)

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